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Natocha Daisy
Mariposa Mining Association
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Posted - 2017.05.25 06:20:29 -
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Hi,
So in the past few days my high-sec corporation has had several wars declared, and I am getting to the point where I have to ask the corp to abandon our high-sec system. Our station is being destroyed. For what reason? I have no idea.....
What is the purpose of this game?
I am becoming quite apathetic about Eve.
My corporation are mainly alpha miners, and so far we have suffered so much because of these wardecs. The help that we have hired has also not been effective.
I am thinking of moving to nullsec, but I don't want to because I am not a nullsec gamer. I am much happier in high-sec. I also thought that having my own corporation would be fun for the social content. And it was excellent over the last several weeks and I made a few friends. But now things are very dire.
Do I disband my corp? What a waste of time.
Why do enemy players have so much power of destruction in high sec?
Why why why?
Natocha |
Kiddoomer
The Red Sequence
155
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Posted - 2017.05.25 08:40:08 -
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If you're only miners in HS, staying in NPC corporations is not only a strong advantage regarding wardecs, but you won't have problems having access to structures for your refining compressing and manufacturing needs.
Corporations are either solo with 1-2 alts or with enough people to fight back, there's other corps dedicated to wardec everything that moves which has even a glimpse of valuable content to shoot, like defenseless structures.
So as you stay alpha and mainly focus mining/industry, you will be better in NPC corps until you join an alliance or learn to avoir getting killed, by having multiple places in HS very far away from each other, using jump clones to travel fast.
In the name of Jirai 'Fatal' Laitanen :
GÇ£Some capsuleers claim that ECM is 'dishonorable' and 'unfair'.
Jam those ones first, and kill them last.GÇ¥
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Skelee VI
Wraithguard. The Wraithguard.
69
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Posted - 2017.05.25 15:18:34 -
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We get wardec all the time. We live in 0.0 so no worries! |
Keno Skir
1627
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Posted - 2017.05.26 08:53:13 -
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Natocha Daisy wrote: I also thought that having my own corporation would be fun for the social content. And it was excellent over the last several weeks and I made a few friends. But now things are very dire.
That's your mistake right there
Corporations in EvE aren't like guilds in other MMO. A corporation is a group of people who decide they can now defend themselves and don't need the protection of the NPC corp anymore. You get to choose your own tax rate, but in exchange you are open to attack by other player groups. You see EvE allows like minded folks to group up via private chat channels so you really don't need to have a corporation just to fly together and talk.
If you want assets in space like your own station however, you must create a corp. Before you do this you should be absolutely certain that you are ready to stand on your own two feet and defend what's yours against others who might want to kick over your sandcastle. The NPC corps have no wars, which is a trade off for slightly higher taxes.
Please try to understand that player corps in EvE are not a right, they are a privilege that must be paid for in effort. A shared chat channel accomplishes most things a corp does, so try that.
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DrButterfly PHD
T.R.I.A.D Ushra'Khan
11
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Posted - 2017.05.26 11:29:35 -
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Setting up a citadel was probably a mistake. In your situation I'd drop and reform the corp every time i got war decced.
As alpha miners you might find low sec both more profitable and safer while you are war decced. As venture pilots you are well equipped for sneaking in and running away. You might even consider joining a faction miltia and supplying them with minerals. Minmatar always need minerals in low sec. |
Natocha Daisy
Mariposa Mining Association
0
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Posted - 2017.05.26 15:29:03 -
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Keno Skir wrote:Natocha Daisy wrote: I also thought that having my own corporation would be fun for the social content. And it was excellent over the last several weeks and I made a few friends. But now things are very dire. That's your mistake right there Corporations in EvE aren't like guilds in other MMO. A corporation is a group of people who decide they can now defend themselves and don't need the protection of the NPC corp anymore. You get to choose your own tax rate, but in exchange you are open to attack by other player groups. You see EvE allows like minded folks to group up via private chat channels so you really don't need to have a corporation just to fly together and talk. If you want assets in space like your own station however, you must create a corp. Before you do this you should be absolutely certain that you are ready to stand on your own two feet and defend what's yours against others who might want to kick over your sandcastle. The NPC corps have no wars, which is a trade off for slightly higher taxes. Please try to understand that player corps in EvE are not a right, they are a privilege that must be paid for in effort. A shared chat channel accomplishes most things a corp does, so try that.
Hi, This really helps, thanks. Wish I knew this before. |
Jones Beach
Bagel and Lox
10
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Posted - 2017.05.26 19:50:18 -
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To the op - You need to decide what is fun for you as that will dictate how you respond. Imo pvp is the most fun part of the game, but from the tone of your message I assume all you want to do is mine - well there are many ways to this and be left alone. Basically, unless you have personally pissed someone off you are most likely dealing with hub huggers - these are pvp grps that war dec large numbers of seemingly active carebear corps in the hopes of easy fights in the trade hubs. The best thing to do with hub huggers is blue ball them - deny them fights and they will move on to something else. It is easy to deny them fights - for instance you can all drop corp and go to an npc corp for the duration of the war (keep in touch and organized through teamspeak, discord and/or in game channels) . Alternatively you can move to lowsec - its easy to live in lowsec and if you make friends with the local pirates, it can be quite fun. Hub huggers will not chase you into lowsec as a rule because they want easy fights.
The only thing then you have to worry about is about corp assets - first off a rat is only about 600 mil - so it is essentially disposable - use it in place of an ast which is about 1.2 bil. Make sure your rat and anything else (pocos, pos'es etc) are in a holding corp. Most likely you are drawing war dec because your corp is visible - either folk are being seen in the recruitment channels or in the hubs or elsewhere - a holding corp is largely invisible because it does nothing. This does not mean that someone cannot come out and look at your citadel and dec your holding corp because they certainly can do that, but hub huggers generally dont want to dec 1 man corps with no activity just to kill citadels (they are a pain to kill and drop nothing). In fact, in the highsec system next to where I live (lowsec) there many abandoned citadels and no one touches them because it is largely pointless and no fun. Finally, consider moving - there are many empty place in highsec where you can live - the father you are away from the hubs the less decs and harassment you will see.
Feel free to pm me in game if you have any questions.
PS One last note - putting "mining" in your corp name is like waving a red flag at a bull. Its funny, my friend is in a dedicated lowsec pvp - they deliberately including "mining" in their name even though the only mining they do is killing freighters. Its funny how many war decs they generate from folk who just glance at the name and dont even notice that they never leave lowsec. |
Natocha Daisy
Mariposa Mining Association
0
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Posted - 2017.05.26 20:49:48 -
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Jones Beach wrote:To the op - You need to decide what is fun for you as that will dictate how you respond. Imo pvp is the most fun part of the game, but from the tone of your message I assume all you want to do is mine - well there are many ways to this and be left alone. Basically, unless you have personally pissed someone off you are most likely dealing with hub huggers - these are pvp grps that war dec large numbers of seemingly active carebear corps in the hopes of easy fights in the trade hubs. The best thing to do with hub huggers is blue ball them - deny them fights and they will move on to something else. It is easy to deny them fights - for instance you can all drop corp and go to an npc corp for the duration of the war (keep in touch and organized through teamspeak, discord and/or in game channels) . Alternatively you can move to lowsec - its easy to live in lowsec and if you make friends with the local pirates, it can be quite fun. Hub huggers will not chase you into lowsec as a rule because they want easy fights.
The only thing then you have to worry about is about corp assets - first off a rat is only about 600 mil - so it is essentially disposable - use it in place of an ast which is about 1.2 bil. Make sure your rat and anything else (pocos, pos'es etc) are in a holding corp. Most likely you are drawing war dec because your corp is visible - either folk are being seen in the recruitment channels or in the hubs or elsewhere - a holding corp is largely invisible because it does nothing. This does not mean that someone cannot come out and look at your citadel and dec your holding corp because they certainly can do that, but hub huggers generally dont want to dec 1 man corps with no activity just to kill citadels (they are a pain to kill and drop nothing). In fact, in the highsec system next to where I live (lowsec) there many abandoned citadels and no one touches them because it is largely pointless and no fun. Finally, consider moving - there are many empty place in highsec where you can live - the father you are away from the hubs the less decs and harassment you will see.
Feel free to pm me in game if you have any questions.
PS One last note - putting "mining" in your corp name is like waving a red flag at a bull. Its funny, my friend is in a dedicated lowsec pvp - they deliberately including "mining" in their name even though the only mining they do is killing freighters. Its funny how many war decs they generate from folk who just glance at the name and dont even notice that they never leave lowsec.
Thanks. |
Keno Skir
1630
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Posted - 2017.05.26 22:46:36 -
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Natocha Daisy wrote:Keno Skir wrote:Natocha Daisy wrote: I also thought that having my own corporation would be fun for the social content. And it was excellent over the last several weeks and I made a few friends. But now things are very dire. That's your mistake right there Corporations in EvE aren't like guilds in other MMO. A corporation is a group of people who decide they can now defend themselves and don't need the protection of the NPC corp anymore. You get to choose your own tax rate, but in exchange you are open to attack by other player groups. You see EvE allows like minded folks to group up via private chat channels so you really don't need to have a corporation just to fly together and talk. If you want assets in space like your own station however, you must create a corp. Before you do this you should be absolutely certain that you are ready to stand on your own two feet and defend what's yours against others who might want to kick over your sandcastle. The NPC corps have no wars, which is a trade off for slightly higher taxes. Please try to understand that player corps in EvE are not a right, they are a privilege that must be paid for in effort. A shared chat channel accomplishes most things a corp does, so try that. Hi, This really helps, thanks. Wish I knew this before.
If there's anything i can help with in game don't be afraid to drop me an EvE Mail The game is a tough one to crack all the way through but it's worth it, and i'm always happy to help out a newbean if needed o/
EDIT : That's pretty much the best I've ever seen anyone react to that revelation :P
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Keno Skir
1630
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Posted - 2017.05.26 22:51:17 -
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Jones Beach wrote:my friend is in a dedicated lowsec pvp - they deliberately including "mining" in their name even though the only mining they do is killing freighters. Its funny how many war decs they generate from folk who just glance at the name and dont even notice that they never leave lowsec.
Would you say their mining is.. mostly harmless?
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250,000 Bonus SP when you start an Alpha Clone HERE <---
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Jones Beach
Bagel and Lox
10
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Posted - 2017.05.27 01:13:10 -
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Keno Skir wrote:Jones Beach wrote:my friend is in a dedicated lowsec pvp - they deliberately including "mining" in their name even though the only mining they do is killing freighters. Its funny how many war decs they generate from folk who just glance at the name and dont even notice that they never leave lowsec. Would you say their mining is.. mostly harmless?
well i would say the name is increasingly inaccurate.
(That book is 24 years old - nobody is going to get any of these references....) |
DrButterfly PHD
T.R.I.A.D Ushra'Khan
11
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Posted - 2017.05.27 08:48:39 -
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Jones Beach wrote:(That book is 24 years old - nobody is going to get any of these references....)
The film is newer. All the kids will have seen the film. |
Natocha Daisy
Mariposa Mining Association
0
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Posted - 2017.05.27 09:08:40 -
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A lot of these responses provide alternative 'means' to avoid being wardecced.
I'm not interested in avoiding game mechanics. I'm interested in knowing why the game is packaged and publicized in a way that seems to appeal to carebears / players with no interest in or knowledge of the warfare/pvp content in Eve, and who end up making/joining corporations only to be hurt.
I don't see the point in playing an MMO if I don't join a corporation. A corporation should be about being part of a community that you choose how to direct: this does not necessarily mean war.
This game should be advertized as a war simulator, not a freelancing machine.
My corp has lost about 30 members so far since the wardeccs started, and currently we have 5 going.
And what exactly am I supposed to do?
I want an answer from the game developers. |
Jones Beach
Bagel and Lox
10
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Posted - 2017.05.27 16:37:00 -
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Natocha Daisy wrote:A lot of these responses provide alternative 'means' to avoid being wardecced.
I'm not interested in avoiding game mechanics. I'm interested in knowing why the game is packaged and publicized in a way that seems to appeal to carebears / players with no interest in or knowledge of the warfare/pvp content in Eve, and who end up making/joining corporations only to be hurt.
I don't see the point in playing an MMO if I don't join a corporation. A corporation should be about being part of a community that you choose how to direct: this does not necessarily mean war.
This game should be advertized as a war simulator, not a freelancing machine.
My corp has lost about 30 members so far since the wardeccs started, and currently we have 5 going.
And what exactly am I supposed to do?
I want an answer from the game developers.
You wont get an answer from the game developers. Moreover, with the exception of suicide ganking all pvp combat in highsec is consensual - you never have to fight a war if you dont want to - in fact there are numerous ways to avoid decs - that you do not want to learn about them or utilize them is totally on you. Its kinda like jumping into the middle of a baseball game and then complaining because noone want to play football with you. The game is exactly as it is advertised - you can do whatever you want - but so can other people - and when people come into conflict you have tools to help you along - if you do not want to use those tools that is not the dev's fault. |
Piugattuk
Perkone Caldari State
629
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Posted - 2017.05.27 18:06:08 -
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If you set up the Corp structure properly war deccs are not a problem, however never ever set up a citadel or other complex without the means to defend it, there are defective minds who only reason to do war decs is to pee on others (so not speaking of PVP you know what I mean), although some may consider it that because it is allowed in the game.
Then you get the obsessed that will tell you that if you don't want war decs don't form a Corp, and blah, blah, CCP has given you tools to dodge war decs, learn them, learn the EULA, it helps a lot.
Use a POS for your Corp if you can't defend your complex, if a war Dec hits, unanchor and fly away. |
Piugattuk
Perkone Caldari State
629
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Posted - 2017.05.27 18:11:30 -
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Natocha Daisy wrote:A lot of these responses provide alternative 'means' to avoid being wardecced.
I'm not interested in avoiding game mechanics. I'm interested in knowing why the game is packaged and publicized in a way that seems to appeal to carebears / players with no interest in or knowledge of the warfare/pvp content in Eve, and who end up making/joining corporations only to be hurt.
I don't see the point in playing an MMO if I don't join a corporation. A corporation should be about being part of a community that you choose how to direct: this does not necessarily mean war.
This game should be advertized as a war simulator, not a freelancing machine.
My corp has lost about 30 members so far since the wardeccs started, and currently we have 5 going.
And what exactly am I supposed to do?
I want an answer from the game developers.
You have your answer if dodging is not what you want, it is a multi player PVP/PVE game, you can't be in a multi player game and not expect to be buggered, as supreme carebear even I get it. |
Natocha Daisy
Mariposa Mining Association
0
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Posted - 2017.05.27 20:15:38 -
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Piugattuk wrote:If you set up the Corp structure properly war deccs are not a problem, however never ever set up a citadel or other complex without the means to defend it, there are defective minds who only reason to do war decs is to pee on others (so not speaking of PVP you know what I mean), although some may consider it that because it is allowed in the game.
Then you get the obsessed that will tell you that if you don't want war decs don't form a Corp, and blah, blah, CCP has given you tools to dodge war decs, learn them, learn the EULA, it helps a lot.
Use a POS for your Corp if you can't defend your complex, if a war Dec hits, unanchor and fly away.
True dat. |
Henry Tesero
Science and Trade Institute Caldari State
4
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Posted - 2017.05.27 22:49:08 -
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Natocha Daisy wrote:
I'm not interested in avoiding game mechanics. I'm interested in knowing why the game is packaged and publicized in a way that seems to appeal to carebears / players with no interest in or knowledge of the warfare/pvp content in Eve, and who end up making/joining corporations only to be hurt.
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How could someone interested in playing Eve not have knowledge about the warfare/pvp aspect of eve, it's the only thing that most "casuals" ever read about this game.
No interest is different, but still, if you've heard of Eve, you most likely knew to some extent what you were getting into when joining this game.
Perhaps you didn't realize just how deep this rabbit hole goes and to what lengths it's pathological (or creative depending on how you look at it) player base will go to make internet pixel space ships go boom.
Not trying to brush off the fact that someone is making your playtime unenjoyable, but it is one of the unique things about Eve. As have been said there are ways to defend yourself. Personally I find abject paranoia a good countermeasure (hence the posting alt).
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Natocha Daisy
Mariposa Mining Association
0
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Posted - 2017.05.28 23:59:05 -
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Well this conversation has been unhelpful.
Guess I'll just move along to the next game. |
Anna Wong
Perkone Caldari State
0
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Posted - 2017.05.29 12:52:29 -
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Natocha Daisy wrote:I'm interested in knowing why the game is packaged and publicized in a way that seems to appeal to carebears / players with no interest in or knowledge of the warfare/pvp content in Eve, and who end up making/joining corporations only to be hurt.
I don't see the point in playing an MMO if I don't join a corporation. A corporation should be about being part of a community that you choose how to direct: this does not necessarily mean war
Almost every promotional video I've ever seen of EvE-Online that's been promoted or made by CCP features space battles.
Everything you make in EvE-Online is, ultimately, to make war.
EvE is also about interacting with others. Corporations are a great way to do that, and it gives you something to rally around and be proud of.
If all you want to do is click a button every 10 minutes and make virtual currency, I'm afraid to say EvE is not for you.
It's not CCP's fault for failing to notice 90% of the promotional material for the game you are playing, and while just about everyone agrees the war dec mechanics right now are horrible and need to be re-written pretty much from scratch, they are not going to change EvE to be risk free, and War/PvP is just another form of social interaction. |
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Natocha Daisy
Mariposa Mining Association
0
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Posted - 2017.05.29 17:17:25 -
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Anna Wong wrote:Natocha Daisy wrote:I'm interested in knowing why the game is packaged and publicized in a way that seems to appeal to carebears / players with no interest in or knowledge of the warfare/pvp content in Eve, and who end up making/joining corporations only to be hurt.
I don't see the point in playing an MMO if I don't join a corporation. A corporation should be about being part of a community that you choose how to direct: this does not necessarily mean war Almost every promotional video I've ever seen of EvE-Online that's been promoted or made by CCP features space battles. Everything you make in EvE-Online is, ultimately, to make war. EvE is also about interacting with others. Corporations are a great way to do that, and it gives you something to rally around and be proud of. If all you want to do is click a button every 10 minutes and make virtual currency, I'm afraid to say EvE is not for you. It's not CCP's fault for failing to notice 90% of the promotional material for the game you are playing, and while just about everyone agrees the war dec mechanics right now are horrible and need to be re-written pretty much from scratch, they are not going to change EvE to be risk free, and War/PvP is just another form of social interaction.
Like all other posts you have failed to help me with my problem.
Thank you. |
GsyBoy
Brutor Tribe Minmatar Republic
23
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Posted - 2017.05.30 08:58:40 -
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Keno Skir wrote:Natocha Daisy wrote: I also thought that having my own corporation would be fun for the social content. And it was excellent over the last several weeks and I made a few friends. But now things are very dire. That's your mistake right there Corporations in EvE aren't like guilds in other MMO. A corporation is a group of people who decide they can now defend themselves and don't need the protection of the NPC corp anymore. You get to choose your own tax rate, but in exchange you are open to attack by other player groups. You see EvE allows like minded folks to group up via private chat channels so you really don't need to have a corporation just to fly together and talk. If you want assets in space like your own station however, you must create a corp. Before you do this you should be absolutely certain that you are ready to stand on your own two feet and defend what's yours against others who might want to kick over your sandcastle. The NPC corps have no wars, which is a trade off for slightly higher taxes. Please try to understand that player corps in EvE are not a right, they are a privilege that must be paid for in effort. A shared chat channel accomplishes most things a corp does, so try that.
Best response i have ever read in this forum, changed my opinion of war decs competely
https://www.twitch.tv/gsyboy
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Kalihira
Ultramar Independent Contracting
47
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Posted - 2017.05.31 18:53:28 -
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Natocha Daisy wrote:Well this conversation has been unhelpful.
Guess I'll just move along to the next game.
You haven't even started this one...
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Wanda Fayne
635
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Posted - 2017.06.02 21:58:00 -
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Life is so much easier if you stop asking "why". It inevitably leads to "why not", which really is the theme of Eve Online. "Why not" is the proper explanation for pretty much every vile deed and action that is allowable by game mechanics and rules.
If you build something here, people will want to knock it over, burn it or just make a mess. Why not?
If and when you start looking at things from the reverse angle it starts to make so much more sense. If and when you can solve the "why not", then you can start enjoying this game as it was meant to be.
A couple basic idealogical counters to "why not":
1. Not worth it. Either no reward or too much time/effort to accomplish 2. Too much risk. I.E. Swatting a fly is riskless, swatting a wasp has some possible consequences...
Strategies to counter: Use a POS instead of a Citadel. It can be unanchored before a wardec goes live. Put yourself far away, and be difficult to get. People will tire of the wasted time to get you. Surround yourself by more likely targets. Fly cheap fit ships if at risk. Avoid trade hubs with corp characters. Create NPC alts for your market stuff. Never, ever give in to ransoms. Roll your corp if decced (after you remove anchored structures) then create another one and carry on!
Last thought, Give some thought to joining a larger new-player-friendly group. There is safety in numbers, and you stand to learn much and minimize your risks.
"your comments just confirms this whole idea is totally pathetic" -Lan Wang-
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"hub humping station gamey neutral logi warspam wankery" -Ralph King-Griffin-
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Wanda Fayne
636
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Posted - 2017.06.02 22:22:14 -
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Hmmm.
research shows you were accused as a thief. True or false it explains the wardecs...
"your comments just confirms this whole idea is totally pathetic" -Lan Wang-
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"hub humping station gamey neutral logi warspam wankery" -Ralph King-Griffin-
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Aaaarrgg
The Conference Elite CODE.
50
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Posted - 2017.06.03 19:23:31 -
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Natocha Daisy wrote:A lot of these responses provide alternative 'means' to avoid being wardecced.
I'm not interested in avoiding game mechanics. I'm interested in knowing why the game is packaged and publicized in a way that seems to appeal to carebears / players with no interest in or knowledge of the warfare/pvp content in Eve, and who end up making/joining corporations only to be hurt.
I don't see the point in playing an MMO if I don't join a corporation. A corporation should be about being part of a community that you choose how to direct: this does not necessarily mean war.
This game should be advertized as a war simulator, not a freelancing machine.
My corp has lost about 30 members so far since the wardeccs started, and currently we have 5 going.
And what exactly am I supposed to do?
I want an answer from the game developers.
you have 5 war decs ... that's unusual, tell us the true story :) |
Sir Smokalot
Volldag
0
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Posted - 2017.06.03 20:11:04 -
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Henry Tesero wrote: How could someone interested in playing Eve not have knowledge about the warfare/pvp aspect of eve, it's the only thing that most "casuals" ever read about this game.
Well, to be fair, from the EVE website:
what is eve online
Player-created empires, player-driven markets, and endless ways to embark on your personal sci-fi adventure. Conspire with thousands of others to bring the galaxy to its knees, or go it alone and carve your own niche in the massive EVE universe. Harvest, mine, manufacture or play the market. Travel whatever path you choose in the ultimate universe of boundless opportunity. The choice is yours in EVE Online.
End quote.
To me, that says nothing about being harrassed for being a carebear, that is partaking in harvesting, mining, manufacturing or playing the market. Nothing at all. It certainly doesn't include "Kill other players who are just trying to do their own thing". Yes it does say "Bringing the galaxy to its knees". Does that cover ganking or wardeccing peaceful corporations?
I am not against the violent aspects of EVE, even though I am more of a carebear myself, but I can see how someone might get the wrong idea. Creating your own corp is encouraged and sounds interesting, but I don't realy see any mention in the marketing material about being prepared to have your toys taken away by bullies.
(As a side note, The HitchHiker's Guide To The Galaxy was originally a radioplay)
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KenFlorian
Jednota Inc
50
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Posted - 2017.06.04 00:53:40 -
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Aaaarrgg wrote:
you have 5 war decs ... that's unusual, tell us the true story :)
Merely speculation, mind you...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oALKAh_bL5g
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Omar Alharazaad
Devils Rejects 666 The Devil's Warrior Alliance
3417
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Posted - 2017.06.06 06:28:44 -
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Well, to be honest, CCP isn't going to leap to your defense here. They like it the way it is.
That said, in the face of war you can either duck and cover or adapt to survive it. This site has a great deal of info for how to do that. http://evedarklord.blogspot.ca/2015/01/surviving-wardecs.html?view=sidebar
Some good stuff there, recommend giving it a read.
Come hell or high water, this sick world will know I was here.
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Mark Remillard
The Mental Man Project
8
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Posted - 2017.06.06 16:55:46 -
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Natocha Daisy wrote:A lot of these responses provide alternative 'means' to avoid being wardecced.
I'm not interested in avoiding game mechanics. I'm interested in knowing why the game is packaged and publicized in a way that seems to appeal to carebears / players with no interest in or knowledge of the warfare/pvp content in Eve.......
I am curious as to what "packaging and publiciation" you are referring to.
Every trailer I have seen is either exclusively focused on PVP or ends with whatever the person built (recent trailers focus on citadels) coming under attack by other players. Arguably, the game designers prefer maximizing inter-player conflict. The majority of MMO's out there are focused on catering primarily to the non-pvp playerbase, EVE is NOT one of those. |
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